Prof. Emma Rothschild - Fulbright Lecture: Internationalism in History

Emma Rothschild is Jeremy and Jane Knowles Professor of History at Harvard University and Director of the Joint Centre for History and Economics at Harvard and at Magdalene College, Cambridge.
Professor Rothschild's lecture focuses on the mid-twentieth century history of internationalism.
She explores the early discussions of the United Nations and other international organisations, the history of public involvement in long-distance exchanges, and twentieth-century theories of individual sovereignty.
This lecture was recorded on 21 May 2014 at the Edinburgh University Business School.

[@jennifercuddy5663]

And what becomes of individualism?

[@jennifercuddy5663]

Haven't the greatest achievements been the product of free thought?

[@kennystarfighter9919]

I like the buddhist way of thinking that we all are interbeing, with everything. That's a fact, the trees need our co2 and we need their oxygen

[@don.anastasiossculptor]

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[@ptptpt123]

Great insight into the topic. Rothschild name always seems to stir controversy, such is the legend of this great family!

[@martinluther6502]

Great indeed, without them Zionism and Islam may never have been pitted against one another on a path of mutual destruction...

[@afnangeo1970]

Martin luther it's not islam...it's some opportunists ppl like rothschild and arabs sheikh...

[@martinluther6502]

@@afnangeo1970 Arab Muslim sheiks being armed by the Rothschild family via their vast economic interests in preparation for an eventual conflict with Israel and all other supporters of Zionism...

[@AmericanSpartan]

Great? You're a piece of garbage. This family engineered and profits off wars while enslaving nations to their central banking system.

[@GWARDLE]

Too wordy.

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You're family very rich
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No sorry

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